Clay blocks are gray. Clay blocks are usually near places where there is water. Clay blocks are widely distributed in the depths of the ocean, and there are also clay at the bottom of some deep lakes. Go to a deep river or lake, dive, and look for gray squares. This is clay.

Clay does not appear in villages and wells in deserts and shallow lakes.

Clay blocks can be dug directly by hand, and about 2-5 clay drops can be dug up. Clay can be burnt brick in the furnace, and four bricks can be combined into one brick for decoration.

Four kinds of clay can be synthesized into a lump, which can be directly put into a melting furnace to be sintered into hardened clay, and can be dyed on a tool table. The dyeing formula is eight pieces of hardened clay with a dye in the middle, and finally eight pieces of dyed clay with dye color are generated.

Digging clay blocks with shovels can speed up the speed, but digging hard clay and dyed clay requires picks.